Pablo S. Almeida completed his Bachelors Architecture in 2011 from The Bernard and Ann Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of New York. While working towards his B-Arch, Pablo worked as a Space Analyst for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene where he assisted with assessment, design and construction of administrative and clinical projects. Primary responsibilities included construction and detail drawings, presentation, construction documentation, management and construction administration. Prior to joining the Department of Health, Mr. Almeida worked for the City College Architecture Center as an Intern Architect collaborating on various phases of schematic and conceptual design of the commercial line of the Amsterdam Ave project.
Currently working as an Independent Design, Architecture & Planning Professional, Mr. Almeida is mainly involved in the Interior Design and Custom Design field where he offers his services to high end residential, commercial and hospitality senior planners and designers.
ERA Interiors, New York, NY, US, Drafter & Space Analyst
- Furniture design and branding
- Create detail custom furniture drawings
- Custom furniture manufacture
- Create 3d models and renderings
- Prepare furniture plans, elevations and perspectives for custom designs
- Create and draft custom furniture shop drawings
JMV ASSOCIATES, New York, NY, US, Consultant
- Assist in production of architectural and structural construction document
for clinical institutional and residential
- Assemble complete set of construction documents for interior renovation of
New York Hospita; / Podiatic Clinic ( 8000 sqft)
- Conduct site visits, inspection and field surveys of existing comercial & residential spaces
- Create 3D models and renderings for clients presentation ( Rhino)
Hudson Furniture Inc., New York, NY, US, Assistant / Furniture Designer (Consultant)
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE/ Office of Facility Planning, New York, NY, US, College Aid / Space Analyst
- Design interior layouts for various program units in the Department
- Create renderings and perspective drawings for office proposals
- Conduct site visits, inspection and field surveys of administrative & clinical spaces
- Prepare construction and detail drawings with CAD documentation
- Prepare punch list for construction projects for completion phase
- Organize, maintain and archive floor plans and other documents
- Evaluate personnel and equipment forms for in-house projects
The City College Architecture Center, New York, NY, US, Intern Architect
- Organize, maintain and achive drawings and pictures
- Conducted field surveys of existing exterior areas of Commercial Line of an Amsterdam Avenue project
- Organized, maintained and archived drawings and pictures
- Collaborated and researched for landscape design lectures
Award of Excellence / SARA New York Council, Award
Category: Student
"Ashburton Housing Complex"
5TH Year School Project. THESIS: Wellness Center at Hunter's Point South, Other
The Wellness Center at Hunter's Point South was selected as one of the school archive projects for school accreditation.
4th Year School Project. SOUTH BRONX LIBRARY, Nomination
The South Bronx Library was selected as one of the archive school accreditation projects and nominated as one of the best studio design projects of spring 2010. This project has been exposed as part of the Students Project Gallery exhibition held at the building of the Bernard and Ann Spitzer School of Architecture of the City College of New York, Summer 2010 at the City College of New York and the Students Project School accreditation exhibition held during November 2011 at the same location.
Design Ideas Competition " Biblioteca del Bicentenario", 2nd Place
Biblioteca del Bicentenario was an international design competition held in Rosario-Argentina. It was developed in collaboration of 5 architecture students and Llonch+Vidalle Architecture.
3rd Year School Project. EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER, Nomination
The Educational Environmental Center at Seward park was selected as one of the archive school accreditation projects and nominated as one of the best studio design projects of spring 2009. This project has been published in the CITY WORKS 3/ Student Work book spring 2010.This project has been exposed as part of the Students Project school accreditation exhibition held during November 2011 at the Bernard and Ann Spitzer School of Architecture of the City College of New York.
3rd Year School Project. 28 DOWNING ST. HOUSE., Other
The 28 Downing St. House was selected as one of the archive school accreditation projects and nominated as one of the best studio design projects of fall 2008. This project has been published in the CITY WORKS 3/ Student Work book spring 2010.This project has been exposed as part of the Students Project school accreditation exhibition held during November 2011 at the Bernard and Ann Spitzer School of Architecture of the City College of New York.
1st Year School Project. WEATHER STATION, Nomination
Weather station is a comprehensible conceptual design that studies the wind as a virtual and visual weather factor. In spring of 2006, the project was selected as one of the school accreditation projects and nominated as one of the best studio design projects 2005-2006. This project has been published in the CITY WORKS/ Student Work book spring 2008.
1st Year School Project. PLACE, Other
Place is a comprehensible conceptual design that studies the relation of people over time and space. In fall 2005, the project was selected as one of the archive school accreditation projects. This project was displayed as part of the Student work gallery exhibition held at the Architecture gallery of the Shepard Hall, winter 2006.
